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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
WEDNESDAY. the tith day of MAY. 1857,

commencing at 10 O'clOCk y m, al the front
dOOrOf the Court HOUSE of Ohio County, sell at
public auction the following described real
estate, that is Ia say A certain piece or parcel
OF land situated on Big Wheeling creek, about
two and one half miles east Of the city of Wheel
ing, in said County and state, aud bounded rs
follows: BEGINNING al point in the centre Of
the lane leading from the turnpike 10 the mill
on the premises opposite the western gate post
on the south side Of said lane. and running
thence south 10 east l0lO chains Ia stake
on the bank of a drain: thence south NJ east
| +i-lO chains 10 n locust on the bank Of the
creek thence DOM the creek, with the me
audeTS thereof, and binding thereon until II
inteHectS II line running from the place OF be
ginning south so west -, containing 81, acres
ut land more or less. Also, the PrDund situated
on the south side OF said creek and used for the
abutment of the mill-dam, heretofore erected In
connection with the mill, situated ON said 81 ?
acres of land and known aS BchiliOnS Mil, to
grthcr with all the appurtcnEnceS thcrcunIO
belonging ar IN BnyNlSc appeItAlning, AlSn u
lane running from the said turnpike road Ia the
mill house, being feet wide and lying on the
north boundary line of said - acres Of land and
outside of the same Excepting these from, how.
ever, all the real estate and privileges conveyed
10 Conrad ScIhcrt 10y Abigail BcdliOn and Joseph
RrdiliOn, her husband, 10y decd dated November
9th. l>11 and described ~ follows. Beginning
at "a iOrust on the bank of the creek being the
corner called for Al the end Of the sCCOud line
of said lot; thence with said line north 80 -
west u 100 pulcS To a---in the middle ~ The
drain. thence down said drain south 81 a west
n i.luU poles tn stake on the bank of Wheeling
creek thence up said creek with the mCandeTs
thereof 10 the beginning. containing ~ square
poles more or lcss, with the appurlruuuruS and
an the hulling thereon Also the exclusive
night tu all the ice frozen on the mill dam with
the priv ilrgr Of cutting and hauling II away.
Alsn the use aud privilege ui the private Tua'l
extending from ia, ice huuN, on the property ~
CumN eyed down the race Ia the mill Also the use
q tn
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sarURDaY, NAY 1857,


teyiuuing Il 10 @ clock a m, Al The DOgih front
dss1r OF the 0urt Home o. OHIO eOunfY. pro-
eeedt " ssll, AZ public sIstiea ~ following o..
seEibed real s%ss,y -ilaaffd IN the said ely "a
WhealtGg. thai y iuE6y; La Btinats red seyrgiy'
ni;,r ilIS,t No IN division z. {, assign4ted oa
thE map 81 zoe sub-diSistotsr 81 he Joseph CehF
we'll estate and sd3lfins tbs reffOD 10 ssld 81.
fTaDtng on HE sOlIfh Side 81 TgenIy.n dr. =
In ali civ 81 Wheeling together With the fiKf<
10 ne the vatef pipe Ia Id 10 - lying esd =
he above described va, alto 81 the inIgptt>
meuts thereon and The apYnFssnsFeea beso;11nE
TERMS OF saLg -CsAsfniri or n much more
of The pusehAss n1Oney - The Pufehessr Hsy
elect 20 pay. la eash on he daY o. saifs ana We
resldue In Tao equal iIsfsiBenis. a. one and fse
YEAR from said dsy Of saie, With intrre< % sei1
aeferrpi inaaixsents until the shase o. tbe p'lf
chase money shah Re Ped n, ilil ai,1 ~ VIE
no the property % tf feiaipfd Until All ihs PSI
iIaenfs shall have bern mzda
j &c. HRsyEys Anricneef, 'ee'.
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Don Cameron has made another big deal
in Washington real estate. He sold yes
terday for $40, 600 what, am told, cost
him four years ago $50, 600, making a cool
So, 900 off of a half block of unOcCupied
city property. Senator Cameron built 4
house on Scott circle some years ago which,
it is said, cost 500 He sold il about
two years ago Tor S97, 600, and he has made
other profitable real estate investments.
The house he lives in cost him about SCI, =
600. IL il one of the old time residences OF
the capital and will never he worth less
than he paid for it. In the mean time
Washington property is still on the in-
crease, and q number of prominent men
are specializing and investing in it. Sun
set Cox will huIld this summer a house
costing Sl9, 900 Just next to the one he sold
before he went to Turkey for $50. 600, ma
king so, 600 by the sale. Representative
Tom Bayne is building two fine houses on
Massachusetts avenue, and the Ohio mil
liOnaire, Warder, is putting up "a magniti-
cent residence on X street, in the most
fashionable part OF the city. 1t is now
quite the thing Tor the statesman to own
his house in Washington, and there are ten
public men who own property now to one
who owned it ten years ago.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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THE CONGRESSMAN.
WHERE THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY ARE
DOING.
Senator's in EurOps-SalaOrs at HOme-The Future
Prospects Of Some Of the Congressman Who
Are Not Rs-eereI-DOn CamerOns
Real Estate Deals.

~pfrial CORES "a,isRrr gfhc RCglsilr.
WASHINGTON, April ia majority of
the members of the Forty ninth Congress
have left Washington Senator Frye Is in
Paris and will 90 to Rome shortly. Sena-
tor Palmer will sail Ior Europe soon, if he
mas not already done 20, and will return to
spend the summer in his log house in the
enyirons of Detroit Plumb, of Kansas;
Chace. of Rhode Island, and Morrill,, OF
Vermont. the Oldest Ran in the Senate,
are in Florida. Eugens Hale is at Lewis
ton. Me, and Senate SpOoner and ms
wife expect to 20 to fhrope this month.
Senator Henderson and wife are in NebraS-
ka. They are thinSilS of going abro27 ,
hut are not fully kec,ded rs to whether
they will do so. saw MahOne's white
slOuch hat on Pennsylvania avenue last
week, and the twimling little black eyes
of the Virginia read lster looked out from
under it. He is nOWlt. bis home in Peters
burg, but contemplaeS trip TO Caliior-
MIA this summer, { is said. Senators
| pIatt and Hawley Senator Mitchell, oI
| Orerun. tells me, willtake trip west to
in meet certain of the indian tribes, and re-
turning, will spend tn summer along the
| II. Lawrence and id the AdirOndacks.
zen. Arson G. McCOOl will also fish in
the same region this Skinner, aud when
last saw Senator AldriG hewas on his way
to Florida.
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sor Salt
FARM FOR SALE.

The Subscriber nili sell OK trade for q smaller
property near the Caty Of wheeling sFarm OF I'D
from the city. Land very level Large Orchard
OF Good Fruit: Water IN Every Field; two Cot.
tages end Cold Well Water. son a. rain; Good
Fences; plenty Of Limestone and Coal cropping
out on the land. Apurchaser can get = Tsre bar
gain. J. ID. kWING,
iyiseagh once. llso Main 81. wheeline
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

W. J. EOBlRsOH,
Gene nj FREIGHT ard Pascsgrr Afeoa
FRED. HUREAEh.
Travelling pDssDys Agent,
Wheeling W. Va
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y WRITE OF TSo SEVERAL DEEIls oF
ID tns4 made by Thomas y. HONlsy and Mary,
his wiz. % the unfersi9ned trustee, and tearing
dais respectively Juiy 2Eh, rs. and SOyeurtsf
l4h. is-a, and both % record - tie Ihrf .
0riee 81 the County CoaTt II ORC County, Wet
Viszinia, In Deed 81 Tsssi b.ot No. p II Tsses
80 and ~. and l.AZes Is and -. VII. on
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Wednesday. May Is. A. ID. 1857,

he tonht! IouT ct ONO county. West Virginia,
III Ieeh oi tr'lSt book No -. at page l79, will
sell, al pnblic auction To the highest bidder, on
Wednesday, May II, A. ID. 1857.
commencing at 10 o clock a m. al the front door
OF the Court House of said county in the city OF
wheeling, W. Va, that Is the north door of the
Public building, all the following property sit
uaIe IN Ohio county, in the state Of West Viz.
glnla, that Is 10 say. A certain lot or parce! of
ground lying ia the town Of Fulton in said
county, aud designated As Lat No Il unon Steeu.
rodS addition 10 the city OF Wheeling which
said addition is found recorded in the Clerk s
office OF Ohio county aforesaid, in deed book No
~, page iSl Also ten iret III of the West side of
lot numbered l., which said lot is designated
upon the same addition, and extending back an
equal width To the creek. Said lot No Is and
the ten feet OF Of lot No l. are contiguous pieces
OF ground and are the same conveyed to W. A.
schairrr by deed nom John Zoeckler, dated Feb
ruary ., 1874.
The property is the same formerly occupied by
said W. A. SchaireT rs residence and butcher
ing establishment, and there are erected theron
TwO-story Brick and Frame Residence a Brick
smoke house, Frame Ice house frame Stable
aud Frame Slaughter house
The title Is believed 10 be perfect but selling
as trustee, shall only convey such title As Is
vested in me by said deed of trust
TERMS OF sALE-One third of the purchase
money, and as much more asthe purchaser shall
elect 10 pay, in cash on the DAY of sale the pur-
ChaStr IN give his two notes in Cuual amounts
with good security approved by the undersigned,
for the residue Of the purchase money. bearing
interest from the day of sale and PAYABLE respeC.
lively IN one and two years from such day: the
legal title 10 the property sold 10 be- retained rs
further security for the payments If the de-
fcrred instalmentS IF purchase money until the
same are paid.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
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DRY GOODS,
NeW York

New York,
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Dry Goods
With snow storm throughout the day th6
demand and movement was light. hut the
tone of the market is very steady.
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EXECUTORS SALE
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
sATURDAY. APRIL 81. Ivy.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in me by the will Of Thomas ~. Wins, de
ceased | viii As executor, on
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oIedO.

TOLEDO, o., ALL ls.-wheat-Quiet
and steady; cash &c regular; s2!c lake
shore; May sale; lne s3lc asked; Aug.
ust S2ic bid; =, Sked. COrn-Dull aud
steady; cash $3.50 Olts-Quiet; No. 3
3Olc bid; Bic asked Clover Seed-Dull;
cash 81 p asked; 4.riI s. II bid; 81 20
asked.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I-saG Per Gent Governments Dull
and sIeady--stooI1s Aetive-FIonr null
and UncIlangsd4wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Money easy at
ALAG per cent; last loan ut 8 per cent
closing at Alas per cent. prime mercantile
paper s per cent sterling exchange dull
but steady at S4853aiS7.
GOvERSMENTs-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
mt, DECHANTAL ACADEMY,
Ill Near whesling. W. Va.

rhs tbirty.nintb year CT this Nell-kppvn
.e.Se1av nnder The charge Of the YisitAtnn
SIMS oFssus on the trSt Aonday Of september
neIt ar,d continues ten moHtbS
Purils received at any time 10 The sesslon-
TS,r-. Who desire % place their dsnRiJter IN an
,,,s,5,y,tio,l sfo-iiRg exceptional advantages IN
az nav M bealthfnl ard delightful location, eE.
csileut hoard. through discipline and instruction
A. the hands OF lifelong teacher, IN every ne,
nsrtulent OF female edncation. ioeionaS Ihs
Synr.ieFn languages and nissle, Eh0aid ssaa soz
e S,du1L Of tbs school AftreS,
MeERRrssOYfHEAeSDEH4 THEUsiIlHo'
M De ohAutal psu Thsellns, ". We
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'DSily except sunday,
No *, No u and No &, stop 81 alt asiisea'

ST. ClsirNii lilo accommodation. leaves Wheel
Ing NJ go a m, us ami b:is n m; lcavcs np1i.
Rire at 50 a, m, lsh9 and so y, m. keturninRs
arrives NJ Wheeling at 40 q m, i,S and SO p
m, daily except Sunday.
We have loco n m. and 1915 n m. train
through 10 Cincinnati Nllhcoi chanr, Win
Sleeper lhmugh io Cincinnati an night Train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves wheeling ~
a. p. M. Bcllairc Al 80. D. N, daily except sau-
day
Aoundsville Accommodation leaves wheeling
al l2Oa N. aud arrives nj AouBdSyiiie sat34s
4 ma, daily except sunday,
ERirtnnEt Accommodation leaves Al = 90 p N.
Thungh Coarh nom Wheeling o. iiilSJnnait
daily on No 3 leaving Wheeling nj 100 ~ ar
irving At Cincinnati al 60 y ~
4 \ -. sleeping cAn un ali u,ro<lEe trua4R
IlOsr connection made lpf ST. pctun - I'D
Southwest, North and -Sorthwsa tsskI 10
desirable route iOr sllcoia and lsrzum D(ks
Ia the great Nsst, iald to whna p@rsire>s's sicn
TcL "a 70 all pginoipal painbsoc sals a, dcpc',
Siesllng caa aronnnn'iatiout can bescctired
7. q. BuRrH.
Ticket ArDt Is. \ %, nIois.
JOHN BAIliE
Ticket Agent uRdcr acIuac hstsA
JOHV ! LANE. Tray. PAyrnfOr AscaL
= T. LORD, ten, PAS Agent
Il 1 A
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aar SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Fulton Property.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- June y, lSSS, made by William A. Schairer
and Amelia Schairer. his wife 10 me as trustee.
ana now OF record IN the Office of the Clerk OF
III deed of trust book No -. at page la, / will
sell, al pnblic auction. 10 the highest bidder on
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I'hIcagO.

CHICAGO. April lS.-There was n very
aCiye trade in wheat to-day, accompanied
bya sharp drop in prices. The offerings
w4e very large, and came ostensibly from
tn bull clique. The feeling was very IN
ceIain and nervous. The report of rain
stOms throughout the winter wheat belt
GREETED an easy feeling, hut the market APP
peacd to hinge very largely npon the
c0u3e of the recognized bull leaders The
lirstSlles Of May wheat were at Sic, and
mar ct ruled steady for hall an hour, when
a shrp break to s2tC followed, under
largeofierings, and which served TO cause
a sen panic among smaller buyers who
have zen purchasing in the expectation OF
4 May squeeze. Corn, easier. Oats, dull
and hsvy. Mess pork nOminally I'M
changed Lard shade easier Flour dull
and unchnged. Wheat-CaSh No. 9 spring
liasl &c do No. 3 spring 73a75c; do No.
, red SlaS3Ic; April SOiaS23c, closing
at size; May S2iaSilc, closing at sac;
June SO3a2c, closing at Slsc; July sla
s2c, ClOsiL' at Slsc. Corn-Cash Noe 373
AISLE; Apr &c; May 3S!a39!c, closing
at 3s{c; Jue 39salOic, closing at 4O!c;
July Al saiEc, closing at DC. Oats-Cash
No. = 27sa}c; April 275a273c, closing at
27sc; May 25a2Ssc, closing at 2sSc; June
29saa29lc, c,sing at 29Ec; July 29ia29lC,
closing at 29g. Rye--Cash No. at 56Bc
Barley-NO. 5SaG0c. Flax Setd-NO. l.,
81 o.. Timohy Seed-Prime at 81 GA
l IS. Mess 'Ork-Cash $50 80; April
$50 60; May md June $50 ~. Lard
Cash and Apjl 81 %; May s. 3Oa7 b,
closing at s. .; June s. 37!a7 10, clos
ing at 81 10; J1y s. 47!a7 80, closing at
81 80. POrk-|hort ribs. cash, 81 10;
shoulders SIS 10; %; short clear 81 ~
WhiSky-At $lis. Sugars-Cutloaf 6
aGsc; granulate &c; standard A 5!c.
Butter-Very slO1; creamery lsa23c; dairy
lSa22c. Eggs-A l2al2lc.
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/ SUNDAit.
/ Leave the City at 500 4. m, aud every hour 10
Leave Wheeling Park at 900 a m, and every
/ hour TO 1000 p. III.
! The Church Train will leave ach terminus NJ
| pin n m G.. HlRSCH,
| Superintendent.
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CIncIGNtI.

CINCINNATI, o., pril l8.-Flour-
In fair demand; tamt' s. 45aJ 65; Fancy
s. 75ai 90. Wheat1tronger; No. red
s3aSle; receipts &, 5OGsushels; shipments
|, 500 bushels. COrn-lrmer; No. = mixed
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B., G. & z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire al 3:lOp m. for WoOdsheld and
Summerheld.
Leave BeIlaire At $50 p. In. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
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~
| Pennsylvania, has been tihiBg in Florida,
and he will spend much 4 his time during
/ July and August in cttcbg blue fish and
/ basS near Atlantic City. quay Is known
AT Atlantic City rs The bne fishermen. y
| He delights in taking b and going out
by himself to fish, and spends whole
days i'm this way. MOrg$, OF Alabama,
spends most of his timd h Washington,
and he is here now. Senate Mcmillan has
returned to his law praFe in st. Paul
Mitchell, Of PcnnsylvaniAhas hung out
his shingle ut WayneSbOrds nd Omar 7.
Conuer will resume his Nv practice N
Michigan. Senators Blackhtn, Blair, Cal
and voorhees, are still in Wilmington, aud
Edmunds will be here uni May. Don
Cameron is dividing his ne between
Washington and Fortress NrOe, and he
will not 20 to his home Harrisburg
until the weather Is Sled. Van
Wick will return to Nehska, and
citizens ul that State tel me that
IL need not be surprised hear Of
his soon being q candidate fCOngreSS,
He has a house here worth S5uDO and he
likes political life. saw Northampton
mn the street the other day. gals has
gone back to Kansas, and he lat made Z
yery affecting funeral Grafton onhir dead
eol0rep servant. am told tn Warner
Miller intends TO 20 to Alaska, Vance
will spend the greater part of thummer
ut his mountain home in NorthsrOlina,
which he calls GOmbrOOn. sam will
he in Washington of and on Heveral
months. Teller,,of Colorado, Is q here,
Dolph, of Oregon, is in the cihnd in
DELEGATE health, and his colleaga Sena'
tor Mitchell, is engaged at the laNbrary
here in preparing some briefs eases
which are to be tried before the sreme
Court of oregon. lie will leave the
West in n few days. Beck, OF ken'ky,
and Cockrell, of Missouri, are still ping
| the claims of their constituents beat the
departments. aud sherman, of OhSill
be here until May, when he will guh ibis
home i'm Mansfield for the summer.
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,IKTnKNr.NG ANprIr1sHuna pIylnos.

-lITHEELIEG AND PITTsHrRa DIVISION.
On Agd arr April l. lNs7. passenger trains viii
run A. fTilOas-Irntn Standard time.
DkrAnUkk $3.50
For ritlsbnrF-Ha0 n. M, daily. stD q ~. dafiy,
except sunday lDp. IN. daily. except Sammy.
AMI & ~ y m, dAily
For Washington o - p. M, daily ercs,4 aaf.
day. W. gI ~ :
lHAfvps ~
Prom rItuslurC ga a 10. dahl. Ills q. m.
snI 30 p ~ daily except sunday: 1910 p. N.
daily.
FROM Washington Goa M, daily erorrs tas.
day.
a. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
J. V. PATIOS, super dent P,tpbufsb.
1T. LANE Travelling Agent Whceiisg.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT oFwHEEIING.
VIM C. Handlan, sheriff and Admir-.
vs.
Charles A. Seyefing ct al
In Chancery.
In pursuance OF the authority vested in me by
q decree catered in the above entitled cause on
the I'd day Of March, A. D. lssI, will sell AZ the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
Tuesday. the 18th day Of Nay, 1887,
beginning at 10 o'clock q. IN, the following de-
Scribed real estate. viz The north half az Lot
M. Six in Caliwell's addition Ia the city Of
Wheeling. fronting on the east side OF Main
street. between rwenty-siXth and Twenty sew
enth streets The house Is q twosiory brick,
containing six rooms
I. TERMS oS SALE-one-third or as much more As
the purchaser elects IA pay in cash on the day OF
sale, the balance in two equal insiallments in
nine aud eighteen months, with Interest, the
purchaser In give notes with security ior the de
ferIed payments and title 10 BE- retained until
purchase money is paid.
Special Commissioner.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
hereby certify this nth day Of Apr |. lss1,
that said Special Commissioner above named has
given bond with security rs required by law and
the decree entered in the above cause.
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
ADl1 Clerk of the MuniCinAl Court,
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Quo RIVER RAILROAD.
limo table taking effect March yith 1877
Passenger Trans viii uIu a. fallows--Cs atral
TINE
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As 10 the members Of the lower IN,
the entire delegations of Alabama, A.
sas. California, Colorado, Florida, Geo
Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michk
New Jersey, Vermont, Tennessee and u
consin have left Washington. Holman
Indiana, still remains, and Ward ANA u
son. of the same state, will probably 81
in Washington until the schools are
Kleiner, of Indiana, leaves congress Ia
Into stock farming in Dakota. fRbb
po hack to the practice OF the law A. "
Sennes and look after the farming lan'
which he has accumulated during his u
wears in congress. Ford will go back
the Oliver Chilled Plow works, in whiC
he is largely interested with his wife, WI
is one of divers daughters, His ex
from Congress, understand, is voluutar,
OF the Illinois delegation, l'nySO
Springer and Henderson are still her
Morrison is in Washington attending q
Interstate Commerce Commission, al
Riggs and Niece have gone hack 10 d
practice of law in their own towns. Dayi
son, of Florida, has gone home TO run +
the United States Senate, and Charles
Lore. of Delaware, intends TO resume Il
practice of law in Wilmington. PoindeNt
Dunn, Of Arkansas, has gone to San Dieg
where he intends TO campOut during q pa
of the summer, and Hepburn, OF Iowa, h
returned TO bis law practice Speak
Carlisle has left Washington for Kentuck
and intends to visit his sons, who ave prs
ticing law at Wichita, Kansas. Taulhs
who represents one of the mountain q
esiets Of Kentucky, is still IA Washin
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llOA week and ex
uable outfit and par
q. VECKEkh
y. oclSgVD
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Railroads.

DLriNoRH AND OHIO RAIIAoAD;oo1
II panv On and amer April I, ~, L4egR
trains will run as follows -whcclfns. % beeleas
West III River, Central time. y 80, = -. 7
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-01-04
Cheap Goods

We are still selling Dry Goods at
rock bottom prices. Our stock Is
complete in every department and il
you will only give us call we will
prove the assertion. We would call
the attention of the trade TO our line
of Ladies and Misses Cloaks. II is
the largest aud best selected in the
city and we are offering them at
prices that put them within the reach
Of every one. We have just received
a full line of Silk Handkerchief and
Muillers for the Holiday Trade, they
are marked low and will be sold ac-
cordingly. Come and sec them
whether you purchase or not. You
will find upstairs the newest and
prettiest designs in Brussels and Ex-
ira Super Carpets. Also well as
sorted stock Of Clothing, Hats, Caps
and Blankets.
Ifyou need pair o. good all wool Blankets
remember we are headquarters for them.
Ogershoes and Rubber goods are cheaper than
ever before. And last but not least is our stock
OF Ladies' and Gents Underwear, anything you
wish Ia this line and at prices that will make
you open your eyes. Come and be convinced
that we mean what We say.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-01-04
NEW ORDINANCES.
The Police Relieved.

AL meeting of the Board OF Coun
cilmen Of the city OF IIopkinsyillt
held Dec. 81, 1886, the following or
dinsnce was adopted.
The present Board of Councimen
believing that the good order and the
best interest of the city requires that
some changes should be made in the
Police force and of City Engineer and
Superintendent Of street work Of the
City; and IN order to free our sue
cessors from all embarrassments by
reason of tho present incunbents and
to enable them TO select such po-
lice force and other agents as will
best promote good order and the due
execution Of the laws and ordinances
Of the city.
Therefore, ii is now ordained that
each and all of the persons now hold
Ing places as Policemen, City Engi-
neer aud Suderintendent of street
work in the city of Hopkinsville be
aud they are hereby relieved from
their present positions and duties on
and after the 4th day of January
1887.